This week’s #AssociateSpotlight features Mitgo Transportation Group. 🚛 Mitgo connects shippers with carriers, manages transportation relationships, and provides supply chain analysis and design to help businesses improve performance. Learn more: ow.ly/Vhoz50ZSC8F #SupplyChain #Logistics

The room is sold out. The agenda is set. Now, the countdown begins. Two days of bold ideas, timely conversations, and different perspectives designed to challenge how leaders think, lead, and prepare for what’s next. Explore the full agenda for FHCP’s CEO & Executive Leadership Conference – and see what’s ahead at The Next Curve. #FHCPEvents #ExecutiveLeadership #FHCPCEO2026 ow.ly/jygF50ZRe2L @petermansbridge

Food and beverage manufacturing sales hit $88.1B in the first half of 2026, but real sales were flat. With trade restrictions, counter-tariffs and freight costs squeezing margins, tearing down interprovincial trade barriers can't wait. via @FCCagriculture newswire.ca/news-releases/tr…

A warm welcome to Martin Brower, FHCP’s newest Associate Supplier Member! 📦 With 90+ years of experience, Martin Brower combines distribution, data, and technology to help leading brands build stronger, more resilient supply chains. Learn more: ow.ly/o7Wv50ZQ7J8 #FHCPMembers #SupplyChain

FHCP member @SaputoInc is partnering with @foodbankscanada to help tackle hunger nationwide. Through a $450K, 3-year commitment, Saputo supports national initiatives and After the Bell, which provides nutritious food packs to kids when school meal programs pause for summer. Learn more: ow.ly/vrLr50ZFi5c #TogetherWithFHCP #Saputo #FoodBanksCanada #AfterTheBell #EndHunger #CommunitySupport

Collaboration across the food value chain is essential to strengthening Canada's food system and supporting long-term growth. At #FoodForward2026, Canada's Premier Food Systems Innovation Summit, FHCP CEO Michael Graydon will join industry leaders to discuss the innovation, partnerships, and investment shaping the future of Canada's food sector. 🔗 foodforwardsummit.com

What makes a product Canadian? Company ownership is only part of the picture. Where a product is made, the jobs it supports and its contribution to Canadian communities and supply chains also matter. Read our updated position on “Buy Canadian” 👇 fhcp.ca/en/News/supporting-c…

Canada's food manufacturing sector is essential to a strong and competitive food system. At #PlantForward, FHCP CEO Michael Graydon will join industry leaders to discuss the innovation, investment, and partnerships needed to strengthen Canada's food value chain. Register now: plantforwardconference.com #PF26 #FoodInnovation @proteinindcan @pulsecanada @PlantBasedCAN

Happy Food Day Canada! 🍁 Today, we celebrate the people behind Canada's food system, from farmers and fishers to researchers, manufacturers, and innovators. Their expertise helps keep Canada fed, strengthens our economy, and supports food security. FHCP is proud to represent Canada's food, health, and consumer product manufacturers and the people across our industry who make it all possible. Learn more: fooddaycanada.ca/ #FoodDayCanada #CanadianManufacturing #CdnAg #FoodSecurity

"A status quo outcome would be a victory." FHCP CEO @MGraydon_FHCP on why preserving stability in CUSMA is critical for Canada's food, health and consumer products sector, supporting competitiveness, investment and resilient supply chains. #CUSMA #Trade canadiangrocer.com/status-qu…

Appearing before the Agriculture Committee today, FHCP President & CEO @MGraydon_FHCP outlined why investment, modern regulation, efficient supply chains and skilled workers are critical to Canada's food security. The decisions shaping Canada's food system for the next decade are being made right now. Our members want to build here, hire here, innovate here and supply Canadians from Canadian facilities. Canada must be one of the best places in the world to manufacture food. #cdnpoli #FoodSecurity

Motherhood often shows up in the details: packing lunches, managing busy schedules, caring for families, and making everyday decisions that keep households running. Behind those moments are moms and mother figures everywhere, bringing it all together each day. This Mother’s Day, we’re especially proud to recognize the moms across FHCP and our member companies whose work helps support those same everyday moments for families across Canada. Thank you for everything you do at home and at work. Happy Mother’s Day.

Canada: exporting food to 190+ countries… and now, space. Proof our industry doesn’t just move fast, it moves interplanetary... foodincanada.com/food-in-can…

FHCP CEO @MGraydon_FHCP joins @MELeBlanc_co and @FoodProfessor on The Food Professor Podcast to talk food manufacturing, regulatory burden, and why Canada needs to modernize to stay competitive. 🎧 Listen: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…

Big congratulations to FHCP's Michi Furuya Chang on her appointment to the Board of the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity. A well-deserved recognition of her leadership and commitment to building trust across Canada’s food system. And thank you to FHCP CEO @MGraydon_FHCP for his outstanding contributions on the Board.

Final week to register for FHCP’s Supply Chain Symposium! The room is filling, and in just days, leaders, key insights, and the conversations that drive real connections will all come together. Your peers will be there. Will you? #CPG #FHCPEvents #SupplyChain #Innovation ow.ly/9v4w50YFWpO

Long weekends don’t just happen. They’re made possible by the people and businesses working behind the scenes to keep Canada stocked and ready. Proud of our members for helping make Easter traditions happen 🐣 The FHCP offices closed Friday–Monday.

A meaningful milestone for the #GroceryCode. The election of the Board strengthens governance and builds confidence across the supply chain. FHCP also welcomes @MGraydon_FHCP continued role as interim Chair to help guide this next phase. grocerybusiness.ca/office-of…

DYK: #ExtendedProducerResponsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy approach where producers are financially and operationally responsible for the management of their product packaging for its full life cycle, including after use. In 2026 Canadian producers, including manufacturers and retailers, will pay more than $2B in fees to support EPR programs for packaging across Canada. With new provincial programs in operation and program expansions, the regulatory complexity and astronomical cost impacts have materially changed how companies engage in these files.

Over 85% of tickets are already gone! Supply chain is being reshaped in real time — rising expectations, cost pressures, and rapid advances in AI and technology are redefining how decisions are made. This is where the industry comes for clarity — what’s changing, what it means for you, and how leaders are responding. Last year’s event sold out. Don’t wait to secure your spot. ow.ly/hbOc50YzqLN